Dear Lil A

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Dear Lil A

My 8th letter to you has been delayed by 2 days thanks to the fever that’s been the uninvited guest for the last week. Happy 8th month! I’m sorry you have to deal with the discomfort of fever and rashes.. it really sucks to see you this way and not be able to do anything.

The worst part about parenting has to be seeing your children in pain andbeing helpless. You can only turn to God for respite. I pray you get through any and every illness that comes your way.

This month you started sitting unsupported and are slowly trying to crawl. You don’t remain in one place and roll every where you want to go to. You are very observant, looking for things to grab and test out in your mouth. Your favorite thing to do is do a quick specs attack, temporarily blinding me. It’s been clear that your dad and sister are your favorites but now I think you realize that I’m not a part of your body, you have started crying when I leave the room! You also make a fuss when your papa leaves the house without you. In the evenings when the bell rings you know it’s him and do an excited dance. You are totally fine with showing any emotion you feel. Even if it’s a case of grumps.

You seem to like rough play and laugh your heart out when your sister wrestles with you.

In terms of food, your favorites these days are mango and watermelon. You also guzzle down water whenever you have the chance. You seem to ignore all your toys and want to grab your sisters Lego blocks while she’s playing next to you. We are enjoying these days as you reveal more and more of your personality.

You seem like a fun guy. We can’t wait to see you grow into the wholesome person I’m sure you will be.

Love,

Mamma

Nazreen Fazal

Nazreen Fazal

Writer, Wife, Mother, Indian, Muslim. So many labels, one me. I write, I rant, I ramble in order to make sense of everything happening around. Join me on this journey as I share snippets of my life, going about work, my parenting wins and fails, and the murky waters that's long distance marriage.

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